A good sequence of events, and a very fun start to our finals. I think the matches we got to see were genuinely a lot of fun to watch, and the talking interspersed everywhere was actually enjoyable. I think the battles themselves are weighting my score because all of the lead up to the finals was rather meh, literally just following our characters training or otherwise, and I hate a training arc with fervour. Nonetheless, Ryota joining the main cast is arguably (definitely) the best thing that happened this episode; that is my child, I will hear no slander or hatred towards this adorable and pure being. Yeah, there's not very much more to it all - oh, apart from the biggest menace to society continuing to be a menace to society and just slandering everyone. God, is Luis insufferable.

Episode Context

This is the kind of episode Beyblade Burst has been building toward, a full-throttle tournament finals showdown where everything is on the line. The Beigoma Academy BeyClub takes on Rideout in the Team Tournament finals, and the episode runs hot with competitive energy from start to finish. Expect brisk pacing as matches stack up one after another, each carrying real weight. Valt Aoi, Rantaro Kiyama, and Daigo Kurogami all step into the spotlight, and the episode leans heavily into teamwork dynamics and individual growth. The tone is a tightly wound mix of excitement and genuine tension, these characters have earned this moment, and the stakes feel appropriately high. Themes of perseverance and friendship anchor the action, giving the battles emotional punch beyond just spinning tops.

Runtime24 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceHIGH

Air DateDec 12, 2016

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